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You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.
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I will try to answer your question as simple and direct as possible. Hope you can get what i am trying to explain.\nYou'll know someone likes you when :-\nHe/She cares about you more then anyone else he/she knows example he/she friends, relative sometimes even he/she own parents. Love can make someone do strange things or behaviour.\nThe person behaviour changes everytime you are around but when you are not there its back to he/she normal self.\nPhysical syntoms like sweating, speachless, can breath properly, sudden urge to run as far away as they can when embarress saying the wrong word or conversation when you are face to face with them.\nGenuine information from his best friend that you get about how he/she dreams about you, talked about you, his/her visions about you, anything evertything about you day & night.\nDoes this answer your question? I hope so.
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How can you truly tell when someone loves you?


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Shortly after the United States entered World War II, the Allies agreed that the European Theater would have priority in the war over the Pacific Theater. The Marine Corps' war was in the Pacific and all war plans regarding the employment of Marines reflected that. Nevertheless, because the Marine Corps was part of the naval establishment, it had responsibility also for furnishing men to parts of the Navy assigned to the European and Mediterranean theaters and to the operations conducted there.\n\nThese were not large Marine formations, but were, for the most part, individual Marines and small detachments assigned to guard duty at the barracks and naval operating bases established in the United Kingdom, or men assigned as "sea-going" Marines in the detachments of the large fighting ships. Another category was filled by those intrepid Marines who volunteered for duty with the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), to undertake covert operations with the underground against the Nazis in the occupied countries of Europe and North Africa.
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Were there any Marines that saw service in the European theater during WW II?


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what base are you talking about, in base 10, it's 10, base 9, it's 11, base 8, its 12, base 7, its 13, base 6, it's 14. and there is no 5 in base five
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what's 5 plus 5?


